Each episode is a complete joke. No plot to wade through, no character arcs to sit through, just a punchline wrapped in whatever art style the design students felt like that day. The inconsistency is the point, one minute you're watching CGI gags, the next it's watercolor absurdism, the next something so corny it loops back to funny. If you want anime that respects your time and doesn't pretend to be more than what it is, 365 days of this exists.

Charady shows up every single day with a joke to tell. Sometimes it's silly. Sometimes it's clever. Sometimes you'll groan and wonder why you're watching. That's kind of the point. Charady, a 26-year-old American who graduated from the character design department at Kyoto University of Art and Design, loves humor gathered from countries everywhere and presents a new gag in each short episode. Gravure idol Misako Asada voices Charady, while students from that same department play the other characters, direct episodes, create the character designs and render the CG animation. Ryuji Masuda serves as executive director, and fashion label Crystal Ball helped design Charady's outfits. The daily run began on April Fools' Day and spans 365 episodes, a full year of comedy shorts.